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Ronnie
24 minutes ago, Ricksies said:

I refuse to pay for Premier Access. Not worth the price they're asking as I watch most of them by myself and I'll probably only watch it once unless it's amazing.

 

Yeah, it doesn't benefit anyone watching alone or even a couple of people, but for a family of 4 or 5 it's a huge savings to only spend $30 to watch at home when watching in a theatre easily costs $10-$15 a person. Not to mention the outrageous prices for drinks, popcorn, and candy.

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River

BUT I WANT CINEMA JUNKY POPCORN :grr:

So sploosh your juice all over me you Riverboy
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BUtterfield 8

I’m all for this but I kinda wanna see the little mermaid live action movie in theaters so after that eliminate all movie theaters!

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BUtterfield 8
2 minutes ago, River said:

BUT I WANT CINEMA JUNKY POPCORN :grr:

IT’S NOT HEALTHY

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CautiousLurker
1 hour ago, efrs said:

Wait I don't remember this :bear:

Edit: nvm AMC banned Universal films from being shown for a little :billie:

Yeah that one - it's very funny... it's like if wine aged into kool-aid

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River
4 minutes ago, BUtterfield 8 said:

IT’S NOT HEALTHY

I know but I still want :grr:

salt, oil, sugar, inject me, baby I'm a popcorn bitch

So sploosh your juice all over me you Riverboy
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gypsy101
1 hour ago, LG2008 said:

I was begging for this whole pandemic to end so we can FINALLY see the movie in theatres (as we should :giveup:) but at this point... Just release it on Disney+ (I think that's one of the few titles people would pay the additional fee to have the Premier Access, tbh) or on PVOD to rent it for 24 or 48 hours (similar to Trolls) for the ones who don't want to pay for a subscription on D+ 

like there’s so many MCU movies that are on the docket that will all have to be delayed if they delay Black Widow again. it’s ridiculous.

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skaxboy

7 of the top ten grossing movies in 2019 were distributed by Disney. 
 

There’s definitely an appeal to movie theaters but I can see how bigger families might prefer streaming. I’d be okay with them selling digital copies a month or so after the theatrical release. If something is streamed on Disney+ the same day of the theatrical release, I might only go to theaters for special movies and not so much for little comedies. 

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RabbitHeart

tbh I don't fully understand the logic. after being forced to watch everything at home for the past year, I would literally sell my kidney to be able to safely watch a movie like it was pre-covid (no masks, popcorn, etc.) :bradley:

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Runway

Wait.. people actually like watching movies at home ? I thought that was only an excuse people use to actually have sex, or when they are extremely bored in a Saturday night :bear:

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The Child

I’m sorry but there are movies that HAVE to be watched in theaters. I could never imagine myself watching any Star Wars movie for the first time on Disney +. 

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Jill

I sense people aren't understanding lil Bob there said theater exclusivity would not be happening, not that they won't send movies to theaters, just that they will also be available on Disney+ at the same time, with Premier Access. HBO Max is doing this same thing.

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Franch Toast

Honestly, this makes a lot of sense for titles aimed at younger audiences. It's stressful for parents to take their kids to theaters and pray that they behave –– it's much easier for younger kids to watch movies at home where they can scream and run around till their hearts' content without annoying other filmgoers. 

But definitely for Star Wars and marvel movies, I can see many people preferring to watch them in the theaters the first round. 

 

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